Your opinion - 'to repair or to not repair'? Vertical banding

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  • 90Ninety
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    • Aug 2011
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    Your opinion - 'to repair or to not repair'? Vertical banding

    Historically I have fixed similar problems were vertical blocks have been displayed - due to partly un-bonded tab bonds . But fixed by re bonding with hot glue

    However this is an LCD is a Dell AIO unit and is a PITA to access the bond tabs for a play around

    The image is similar but not the same as ( through experience ) a panel with perished tab bonds . But before there would be complete sections missing . As pictured the display is still there but there are bright bands vertically across the screen . The most irritating part is the wide band on the right - which I suspect is a bad tab bond



    However I did not want to strip the whole set to find the panel can not be repaired

    If I can fix this band on the right, I am happy to disassemble and fix

    However on the other hand , the screen is still usable , and to the untrained eye it would not be noticed and possibly would be forgotten about - if sold on

    Your thoughts?

    God bless
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    • kc8adu
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      • Nov 2003
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      Re: Your opinion - 'to repair or to not repair'? Vertical banding

      its a cheap junk panel.just replace it.my test monitor looks like that.its not tab bonds.

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